A trustee who's name appears on 50+ properties is not your typical Mom & Pop estate planning.

I just went through a painful eviction of my tenant who failed to pay rent for december and of course January as well.I was thinking of suing them for my expenses and what they owe through small claims court for breaking the lease (2 months rent) and my eviction fees, etc...

Hi all - I put in a bid on a foreclosed home that does not appear to be owned by a bank, but rather an investment firm.

First off Zestimate values are worth zilch, second it doesn't appear you understand liens very well and how they work.

Specifically, if the door from the garage to the house appears to be solid core and has not been replaced since the house was built in 1982, is that okay.

It appears the breaker is working correctly, a space heather pulls 12.5 amps alone.I would check it with a amp meter without the heater/blow dryer then turn it on and see the max amps.

Some IRA custodians charge by the transaction, some by the value of your account, which you appear to be using (?)

Hey BPers, I'm piggy-backing off of a thread I started in the Real Estate Marketing Forum: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/87/topics/113063-pre-foreclosure-foreclosure-leads-in-a-judicial-foreclosure-stateA quick summary for those not interested in reading that thread, foreclosure processes in judicial states are handled within the court system and as a result there are no public notices required like in non-judicial foreclosure states.

Last week the 14th of january the property i have been living at for 4 years was sold at auction on the court house steps.

The "free" option but the one that will take the most time is by accessing the public records either at the court house or online through their database portal.Another option is to pay around a $100 for a title search.